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federal judge blocking a law that prohibited most abortions after 15 weeks. the supreme court has struck down similar laws before. do you think, patti, this will discourage any other states passing similar abortion restrictio restrictions, particularly with the new makeup of the supreme court? >> i think democrats picked up a lot of governor seats. i think it was six last count, and that's really important especially when it comes to policies like roe v. wade and decisions like roe v. wade when we have a supreme court that is really tipped to a conservative tilt. i think i'm just very happy that we've got some democratic governors now who will make this an issue. >> kevin, quickly, in his ruling judge reeves made this observation. he said the fact that men, my elf included, are determining how women may choose to manage
what is your reaction to that? what kind of sway could he have? >> goes right back to what patti said. this is going to be one of those races, particularly in a special election where getting out the vote is important. nobody rallies the republican base like president trump. he'll have a huge impact on making people aware of the actual election on the 27th and getting them to the polls. >> okay, thank you. sorry, patti. we have to wrap. i appreciate you coming up and sharing your insights. still ahead, more on the bombshell story that president trump wanted to use the justice department to prosecute hillary clinton and james comey. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today.
their reproductive health is a sad irony not lost on the court. what is your response to that? >> i think there's a lot of advocates on that side of the issue that believe that as well. as far as the question you posed patti earlier on whether or not this will discourage people from getting involved in this issue or taking fights to the court, quite the contrary. this is an issue that both sides feel so strongly about. if anything, i think it will embolden more activists to get involved and, of course, always make central to their case the importance of the courts and nominating judges that strictly interpret the constitution when it comes to that part of the political debate. >> all right, thank you so much, kevin and patti. we should note a lot going on in mississippi. president trump going there, two rallies planned before the election there. we'll have to wait and see how that goes. really quick, before we wrap,
there's a sense among house republicans that the president has abandoned them because he knows the house is going to flip. he would rather say i saved somebody so he's focusing on the senate. >> he may say he doesn't like polls, but he may be looking at those internal numbers and making a judgment. ayesha, rachel, mark, patti, thanks as always. - at afor the financialt's time world to stop acting the same old way. you need a partner that is willing to break free from conventional thinking. we are a different kind of financial company. we are athene, and we are driven to do more. natural healthy looking teeth are white. natural enamel, dentin, which is that second layer
believed that i was right in what i told you yesterday but as it turns out i was wrong. >> that would not happen with this administration. they'll figure out a way to say that the information you had was wrong and they'll say the intelligence is not accurate about that. i've got to run, though, patti. thank you so much. you're welcome back anytime. it's a pleasure to have you on. thanks. >> thank you, don. when we come back, the new york times reporting that omarosa could have as many as 200 secretly recorded tapes. so is it any surprise that a worried white house is trying to change the subject? ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. chase. make more of what's yours. i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are.
has he provided his employer with what they're owed? one more if we have time. would love to see reporters support each other when sarah sander is trying to shut one down, they should all repeat the same question until she answers. wouldn't that be interesting, patti. i think there will be more. i have a suspicion that there's more to come in this regard. don't forget to answer today's survey question. will the contents of michael cohen's recording hurt or help president trump? still to come, triplets, separated at birth then reunited at age 19 by sheer coincidence. thai their astonishing story is a critically acclaimed documentary, but the story is a troubling one. i'm about to talk to the director. you like them. they always remember everyone's names.
>> we're talking about actually winning. >> sure. but you have to get there first. and that's the struggle that republicans feel. certainly what a lot of republican members say privately is not what they say publicly. but that's also because they feel other pressures. they want to pass legislation. they want to have the president sign this legislation into law, and so if you're out there attack the president, if you're being as bold and brave as someone in the media call on you to do, you're not passing your bill and ultimately that's the question they're asking, how they can best serve their constituents. >> g-7, patti, last question to you here. the washington post is reporting the president is frustrated to be going to the g-7. he's got this big summit with kim jong-un in a few days. can you blame him, though? if you had possibly one of the biggest tests of your professional life coming up, would you want to take a trip somewhere even if it is your actions that upset your allies there? >> no. i mean, of course he doesn't want to go. all the leaders are mad at him. and they don't particularly like the way he leads and president
trump has isolated america from its allies. it is not just the tariffs. it is the paris climate accord, it is the iran deal, it is, you know, all of these things that these leaders have worked together on for years and years and suddenly trump came in and said not so much, no thank you. so it is in the going to be comfortable for him. it is going to be awkward. it is not going to be talent. they're not going to fight sit next to him or take a picture with him like most leaders do with the american president. so do i blame him? no. but he could work on his people skills with these leaders. >> patti and doug, thank you so much to both of you. appreciate it. republican senator rob portman calls zte a national security issue. so will he or any other senators take action to stop this new deal between the chinese tech company and the trump administration? can they? i'll be asking him next. and it is set to be a scathing report out of the
truths, it speaks to many americans. particularly democrats and progressives. but also, you know, moderates, republicans who feel that this president has just taken the divisiveness, the hatred just too far. and i, you know, i don't think she asked permission of her mother to give this interview, i think she just did it. and, you know, god bless her. >> patti, alice, thank you, both. >> thank you, poppy. ahead for us, almost 1500 children, their whereabouts unknown, where are all of these young unaccompanied migrants who were supposed to be in a safe home. the government admits it does not know but also says it is not responsible for them. minutes from now, president trump will mark memorial day with a visit to arlington national cemetery, will lay a wreath at the tomb of the
very political, here's what the ranking democrat in the house intelligence committee adam schiff said. >> the broad question is how do you counter a president who repeats falsehood after falsehood after falsehood, that has the bully pulpit of the presidency to do it and has allies and congress willing to support that? and at the end of the day, there is one remedy for that. that is you need to throw the bums out. >> he went on to say, patti, congress is complicit in this, but as a democrat, and as a democratic strategist, there have been so many democrats who have warned against running in the midterms and in 2020 on just impeachment, impeachment, impeachment talk. adam schiff says vote them out, vote members of congress out. how do you walk the line as a democrat in this? >> right. look, using impeachment as a political tool is absolutely the wrong way to go. first of all, it is not fair to our constitution, not fair to the american people. impeachment is a bad thing.